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Police patrol the Copenhagen Airport, Denmark, Friday, Nov. 6, 2026.
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Officials across Europe report more bomb threats against flights, following a series of hoaxes causing diversions this week. No suspicious items were found, but the threats raise concern amid other recent disruptions. French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu’s office says four new bomb threats targeted aircraft over French territory on Friday. A flight from Prague to Bucharest and another from Lisbon to Rome also received threats but landed safely. Police in Venice diverted a WizzAir flight from Prague to Rome. Authorities in Denmark and the Czech Republic are investigating threats. It's unclear who is behind the wave of hoaxes.
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